Re: CL-HTTP on RMCL or Clozure CL

Am 21.07.2009 um 12:28 schrieb james anderson:

> hello;
>
> since cl-http/ccl is again an active topic, i would like to report  
> that, it has been working for me, and to ask how one intends to  
> proceed with it. it has been months, but (i think) i received it in  
> the form of a kindly provided tar file.
> is there some way to arrange for annonymous (or other) svn/git  
> access, as that would make it easier to pass back diffs?
>
> one issue for me, was the (inscrutable) ccl lock implementation.  
> there are two kinds and they are not compatible.
> on occasion the wrong kind was being created for later use. as i  
> said, i found it inscrutable, so i ultimately reduced everything to  
> one kind and would like to check with someone about the why and  
> whether of ccl locks. for which a diff would probably be good.
>
> i also had an implementation for pattern-based handler bindings if  
> there's a venue for contributions.

Hi James,

good to hear from you. It would be great if the port substrate that  
Karsten wrote could be expanded
and improved.

We can give you subversion access, which means you need an account.
I'll contact JCMa.

At some point we should replace the current PPC Mac mini with a new  
Intel based Mac mini.
It hosts the subversion archive.

Regards,

Rainer



>
>
> On 2009-07-21, at 12:12 , Rainer Joswig wrote:
>
>>
>> Am 20.07.2009 um 21:46 schrieb Rainer Joswig:
>>
>>>
>>> Am 20.07.2009 um 21:30 schrieb Karsten Poeck:
>>>
>>>> The current version in subversion runs at least the demo-site in
>>>> clozure, haven't tried with rmcl.
>>>>
>>>> You need to load
>>>>
>>>> contrib;kpoeck;port-template;load.lisp.
>>>>
>>>> Perhaps JCMA or Rainer can give insight about how to obtain a copy
>>>
>>> I'll send a link.
>>>
>>> I haven't tried RMCL yet. I'll check it in the next days...
>>
>> I can't really test RMCL on an Intel Mac. RMCL does not run on my  
>> MacBook Pro.
>>
>> I can test it on my PowerBook, but that would probably not say much
>> about how it works on an Intel Mac.
>>
>> Maybe someone else can try it?
>>
>> If CL-HTTP should run on a Mac then LispWorks is the best choice.
>> CMUCL also runs CL-HTTP. Karsten's new substrate enables
>> support for other Lisps like CCL.
>> MCL on PowerPC Macs should also run CL-HTTP. Last I tested it
>> it worked okay. I was fixing one problem for MCL 5.2.
>>
>> IMHO Clozure CL is currently the best free Common Lisp for
>> Mac users. It has native threads, runs on more than one core
>> and has a very efficient Garbage Collector.
>>
>> It would be great if users could try Karsten's port and help adding
>> the missing functionalities. If you are interested in testing
>> it, send me an email and I'll send a link to the latest sources.
>>
>> Scieneer CL also does support CL-HTTP, but not on Mac OS X.
>>
>> Regards,
>>
>> Rainer
>>
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